Sentence examples for changing the essence from inspiring English sources

These are idiomatic renderings cleanly rearranged by Ms. Souza for voice and guitar without changing the essence of the originals.

MANILA — Negotiations between the Philippine government and Islamic separatists suffered a serious setback over the weekend after the insurgents accused the government of unilaterally changing the essence of the draft of an agreement on ancestral homelands.

But many say the modern university is changing the essence of the humanities, forcing the discipline to become more research-based in order to compete with its science-y counterparts.

We extend the model based on biological fluctuation framework, a recent perspective on how noise may be utilized in living beings [23][24], without changing the essence of the stochastic property in Escherichia coli physiological mechanism.

Based on the biological fluctuation framework, the model is proposed without changing the essence of the stochastic property of the Lévy walks model of one of the simplest creature, Escherichia coli.

Based on the model, animal behavior of choosing Lévy or Brownian walk movement patterns based on the target density is able to be generated, without changing the essence of the stochastic property in Escherichia coli physiological mechanism as explained by related researches.

Instead - according to Barjot - what President Francois Hollande has promised is a law that will "de-structure" society by "destroying the concept in law of mother and father" and changing the time-honoured essence of the family.

In terms of his own textual definition of magic, Madara cites a quotation from Jesper Sørensen's 2006 book, A Cognitive Theory of Magic Magicis is about changing the state or essence of persons, objects, acts and events through certain special and non-trivial kinds of actions with opaque causal mediation".

My answer is that if changing the rules compromises the essence of the game, then no exceptions should be made.

Rapid legislation: A recurring theme throughout the UK discussions was that time was of the essence in changing the law to permit the clinical use of PNT/MST.

His staging of "Early Plays" is reductive in the best possible way — the way a poet reduces lines to their essence, changing the world with an intonation.